Internationally known artist Kenneth Webb is represented in Ireland by the Kenny Gallery, Galway and in the U.K. by Gladwell & Patterson’s, Knightsbridge, London.

In 1953 he was appointed Head of the Painting School, Ulster College of Art. In 1957 he founded the Irish School of Landscape Painting and has since lectured for Queen’s University Belfast, and in the Tate Gallery, and National Gallery, London.  Publications include “Kenneth Webb” (1974) Shenval Press, London, and “Webb, a Profile” by Thomas Kenny (1990) and Kenneth Webb: “A Life in Colour” by Josephine Walpole. 

He has had so many exhibitions over the years, they would fill pages.  He has had solo exhibitions all over Europe, China, and the USA.  His last big exhibition in Ireland was “Kenneth Webb and the Tec-Tank” where over 170 paintings were shown in one space.  The Kenneth Webb Foundation co-hosted the event with Gladwell & Patterson’s London.  Kenneth at 92, painted 12 new of his largest painting of the Irish Bog just for the exhibition.  The Tec-Tank part of the exhibition was brought by his grandson, Donovan Webb and included Virtual Reality, 3D walks in the garden at Ballinaboy, Connemara and the Bog and many other surprises.  It was a huge success and allowed many of his fans to see so many pictures in one place and talk with Kenneth, himself.

An inspiring teacher, many of his past pupils are members of professional bodies, RHA, RUA, etc.. Approaching 94 years, he now spends time painting, less time teaching and is a visiting Tutor at the Irish School of Landscape Painting.